The Returned Heiress Who Never Fit In

Chapter 344 Glimmer of Hope

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Especially since Patrick was having his own issues lately, and asking him for money wasn’t guaranteed to work.

The fact that he had twins with another woman made Susan furious to the point of pain.

Rianne said, “This is the only viable option for now. But with her condition, if you can’t get the drug within a week, it won’t work even if you do get it.”

With that, she turned and left without another word. She hadn’t lied. Based on her medical data, the drug did exist. Its cost was the main reason it wasn’t widely available. She had handed them a sliver of hope–whether they could hold onto it, that was up to them.

Back in the room, only Lillian and Susan remained. Lillian clutched her hand. “Mom, you’ll save me, right? You will save me?”

Susan hesitated. “…”

“Mom, I don’t want to die. Please, I don’t want to die…”

Susan tried to respond. “But…”

They didn’t have that kind of money. Even combining all she and Jonathan could pull together, cash would only top out at a little over $10 million. Lillian didn’t have any money of her own. That much she knew. Shares? The company was in shambles–they were useless now. Patrick’s attention was fully on that other woman and her kids. Asking him for help was a joke. Even if she somehow scraped together over $4 million, the monthly cost would still be hundreds of thousands…

up with that kind of money

Mom, I don’t want to die, please… Seeing Susan

cried, Susan couldn’t hold her ground. She gently reassured. her, “I’ll figure something out.

she let the daughter she raised die? She couldn’t. But they needed at least $4.9 million right away, and $700,000 every month after that. It was a terrifying figure.

insides were being

When the call connected, Stella’s groggy voice came through.

“Were you sleeping?”

Glimmer of

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bit. It’s snowing again outside–perfect weather for a nap.

the Reed residence, Rianne

Stella up a bit–she was definitely someone who enjoyed a good piece

said, “Just like you said, I gave them an outrageous glimmer of

“How outrageous?”

about

the Reed family? That was a death sentence. Especially in terms of liquid assets. Even after years of working with the Keene family, Patrick had

might not think that’s a lot, but to